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Originally Posted by Didée
In the 2nd example, the globals are needed because only one variable is computed "now" (the "next" one), and the other two are derived from what the conditional environment had computed during processing the previous frame. If you need "now" the content of a variable from one frame before, then you're jumping out of ScriptClip's local context, and need a global variable to "save" that variable's content while stepping from one frame on to the next one.
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No, as I pointed out, and as MOmonster has demonstrated, there is no 'local' context in (the builtin) ScriptClip - it's all at outer script level.